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(lo o r o ffin g also, he said, p ro m o te d b> 15» (1 7 > I ■ « rra l G r o w ■ tro n g in te ic ts fro m eastern O r e ­ l,ri>r«u 1’ i \\ ifit'lnuil gon. w h ile a n o th e r piece o f im ­ H ,, k. . » 4. W » l» h lla u . i . p a r l n l<»st h v <»n«» po lilt to St M ii:v 's 1:ie r i» T U f M Ì i i y n i Ifh t T he lin a i -co i i» was 23-22 In th e fir s t h a lf H iili i »cored foul* tune.s fro m Din fie ld und on«» fri»«» tin o w w h ile S i M a rt « Keored t in t •e fro m th e / fie ld and m anaged fo n t fn ee th ro w n In th e ;•< r n i.d lia lf H illu again led (B y W . I'. C yru s. C o u n ty A g e n t! fie ld J!' al * w ith fiv e Iti th e v is ito r» ’ G ro w e rs o f s m a ll f r u it s have a sk- fo u r, w h tie th e v i s l t t jr s d ro p p e d | ed fo r one o r tw o m e e tin g s th is D ire i' f m • th ro w s th ro u g h th e hoop w in te r at w h ic h p ro b le m s o f th e ir to an e q u al n u m b e r b y H ills b o ro . business w*ill be discussed. T w o such m e e tin g s h a ve been a rra n g e d One at S h e rw o o d. F e b ru a ry 5. and the o th e r at B a n ks. F e b ru a ry 0 B o th these m ee tin g s w ill b e g in nt 10 a. m . a n d to p ics to be discussed fo llo w : “ T h e S m a ll F r u it S itu a tio n in “ Im p r o v in g H ills b o •is ar<» re n d in g 1 W a sh in g to n C o u n ty " tw o team s to tali e p a rt in th e St ' S m a ll F r u it C ro p Y ie ld s by I m ­ Jo h n s b o w lin g tm, m a rn e n t J a n u a ry p ro v in g P la n tin g S to c k .” “ V a rin - ?3 and 24. it has been announced ( tio n s I H a ve O b se rve d in o u r B e rry T iie teams w ill hi composed o f the P la n tin g s and S e le ctio n s W e H ave and F e r tiliz e r best b o w le rs in th e fiv e leagues. M ade.“ “ F e rtiliz e rs P ra ctice s on S m a ll F r u it P la n t­ it is e xpected. in g s." “ C o n tro llin g S m a ll F r u it I n ­ Second w eek o f p la y in tin» last h a lf o f tin» league season, fin d s sect Pests.” “ S p ittle - b u g C o n tro l W a s h in g to n h ig h ‘ fo rt* in th e v a rio u s leagues D e m o n s tra tio n s i n g o in g to G B urge. 212, A m e ric a n ; C o u n ty in 193(1” " S p e c ific Q u a lity H R e iv e 235 C ity ; H Hat tv 211 Im p ro v e m e n ts N eeded in o u r S m a ll ( " ‘ u n n ic i ( sal V S m ith . 203. N a tio n - F r u it C ro p s.” " W h a t is N e w and a t; I. H ew i t. 214. C a n n e ry , and C. W h a t is S ta n d a rd in B e r ry V a r i­ e tie s." and " S o il M an a g e m en t P r o ­ D a h le n 130. w om en is leading f >r th e G gram s fo r S m a ll F r u it F arm s in <3 W ic k prize, C C S to re fo r - b o th W a sh in g to n C o u n ty ." the: D e ta ile d p ro g ra m s fo r th e p rizes t. »ff : cd b y C le m ’s Place a m i th e F i) ! N T PH h i lb«» » .» u n ly C o u r t o f t h e S t a le <»f Ort»« A m e rlra n — Solons Asking Shorter Week Plan Meetings Berrv Farmers Local Bowlers Enter Tontest lin y FI J Rt vnl l>nk< • .* 3 4 M unn Sh<- W«< .'«tin pry w I om in« r- ini - W I I » . , I .- I ’ I M o .r . • I I'llOit 1 f.f, t r» W ft I. i I’«-». 3 2 2 3 4 4 ,f«(»l) W ft L 1 a l ’«*t. 4 4 .333 333 3 2 2 I f « t«T R h lp p in ir >34 333 .338 .»3 4 MX) T ig a rd W in s T ig a r d h ig h school defeated the B e a v e rto n h ig h team 20 to 16 at B e a v e rto n F rid a y to m a in ta in a I.ile in th e W u s h ln g to n -C o l- cle a n u m b ia c o u n ty league. Thieves Busy Here; Raid Gas Station .Toll insen’s s e rv ic e s ta tio n . T e n th nnd B ase lin e streets, was b u r g la r ­ ized T h u rs d a y n ig h t, a cco rd in g to a re p o rt file d w ith S h e r iff Jo h n C o n n e ll. T oo ls o f v a rio u s k in d s w e re ta k e n a n il th e cash d ra w e r was r ifle d o f 50 cents in pennies. E n tra n c e was m ade b y b re a k in g a pant» o f glass. B u rg la rs T h u rs d a y m o rn in g e n ­ te re d th e C ity M eat M a rk e t at B< v e rt i' .uni I«». t» < i i h «• h re g is te r o f $21 in c u rre n c y . A n ­ o th e r sum in n ic k e ls , d im e s and q u a rte rs , a m o u n tin g to $12. was n o t to u che d . E n tra n e e was gain e d by u n s c re w in g th e hasp fro m th e fro n t door. Legislative Bills A v a ilab le S ta te S e n a to r E. I,. Ross states th a t tie has had so m a n y a p p lic a ­ tio n s fo r copies o f b ills in tro d u c e d In H ie le g is la tu re ttia t it is im p o s ­ sible to c o m p ly w it h a ll o f tiie re - dW.have to be JO enjoy ^ whiskeyl- /SBk w >1 H ills b o ro '-; in d e p e n d e n t basked to e is s t.o te d th e r e g u la r p la y in g i i-o n F l i '.iy n ig h t on the H ills ­ b o ro flo o r by d e fe a tin g H ank 511 to I I A t t b i' sp e cia l o p e n in g last W cd ric d a y n ig h t, tin- lo c a l- lo o k ttie t ' n i n r l i u team in to ca m p 29 to 9 C o n s id e rin g tiie bad w e a th e r, a D e lib e ra tin g less th a n tw o m in ­ fa n iz i d c ro w d was on hand for Die o p e n in g n ig h t on th e h i g )i utes. a c ir c u it c o u rt ju r y y e s te r­ day a fte rn o o n 1 W i d m - d a y > fo u n d ■ lio o l | ; y l o flo o i W a im ci o f H ill B a g le y o f G a le ; C re e k b o rn and 1. A i iss o f T ig a rd stagi 1 T h o ra ld o f d r iv in g an a u to m o b ile a d o te basket .slio o tiu g contest fo r g u ilt y Die p riz e o ffe re d by th e M en's w h ite in to x ic a te d T r ia l o f Die case began b e fo re J u d g e R F ra n k P e te rs shop A n . w iiir iin g H ills b o ro tossers w on th e cup M o n d a y m o rn in g D ate fo r -sentence o ffe re d b y D r A b ra m s fo r tin* w ill be set la te r. C h a rg e d w it t i re m o v in g m o r t ­ team .'•coring th e m ost p o in ts in Die o p e n in g .cries In th is p a rt o f gaged tu rk e y s fro m Die c o u n ty , R W W oodson app ea re d S a tu rd a y in Die p ro g ra m . T ig a r d w on f r o m B e a ve rto n . 19-4. O re n c o fro m T u a l­ c ir c u it c o u rt and was b o u nd o v e r to th e g ra n d ju r y u n d e r $250 a tin 15-0. and B e a v e rto n f r o m I bonds T h e m o rtg a g e is said to Bank. 10-11. T uesday n ig h t H ills b o r o p la ye d h a ve been h e ld b y A l H u rd o f B anks. at B ank . and T ig a rd at C o rn e liu s M o n d a y S teve L a w le r o f B e a v e r­ W ednesday n ig h t. B a n ks p la ye d plead g u ilt y to la rc e n y b y at O ren co . T ig a rd at B e a ve rto n , to n bailee, and sentence was postponed and to n ig h t « T h u rs d a y , H ills b o ro to S a tu rd a y T h e c h a rg e in v o lv e s p la ys in C o rn e liu s R e m a in d e r o f th e sch e d ule f o l­ a co w loa n e d b y W illia m H u n te r o f B e a v e rto n to L a w le r, a nd w h ic h low s: B e a v e rto n h e r e; L a w le r la te r re p o rte d was m issin g . J a n u a ry 22 T ig a rd ; O re n c o a t A n in v e s tig a tio n Is s a id to h a ve re - T u a la tin at | sealed th a t he s o ld th e a n im a l. Bank Ju d g e K F ra n k P eters M o n d a y J a n u a ry 23 C o rn e liu s al O ren co J a n u a ry 25 T ig a rd at T u a la tin . e xte n d e d p a ro le to M o rris K n u d t- sen. w h o has been s e rv in g s e n t­ J a n u a ry 20 O re n c o h e re ; Heav- e rto n at H anks; C o rn e liu s at T i ­ ence fo r a tta c k w it h a d a n ge ro u s w eapon in c o n n e c tio n w ith an a r ­ gard. J a n u a ry 27 -O renco at B e a ve rto n g u m e n t at a re s o rt n e a r T ig a rd . J a n u a ry 28 T u a la tin u t C o rn e ­ K n u d ts e n was a rre s te d la st s u m ­ m er. liu s . T ig a rd at O renco. K a te H e in r ic h has b ro u g h t s u it T iie H ills b o r o team l i a s been ro u n d in g in to shape w ith th e a d d i­ a g a in st B. L. B o o th to c o lle c t $20.- tio n o f ever al fo rm e r H illt i p la ye rs 000 fu r in ju r ie s a lle g e d to h a ve in c lu d in g T u rn e r. Rasm ussen and been su s ta in e d in an a c c id e n t on 2C. W .ikagarna. T h e rest o f th e m en S a n d y B o u le v a rd S e p te m b e r in c lu d e W a h n e r. P eterson, W elch, I93fi T h e B o o th a u to m o b ile c o l­ lid e d w it h a m a c h in e d riv e n by In g ra m and S h a ttu c k . R esults o f re g u la r league p la y to A v e r y S heehan a n d in w h ic h th e Inst n ig h t. 'W e d n e s d a y ,: H ills b o ro w o m a n was r id in g , a c c o rd in g to w o n fro m H anks. 00-1H and 59-14; th e c o m p la in t. T h e fo llo w in g o rd e rs w e re e n te r ­ T ig a rd fro m B e a v e rto n 38-21 and fro m C o rn e liu s 29-18; O re n co fro m ed th is w e e k in c ir c u it c o u rt: W il­ lia m a nd S o p h ia Josse vs. Joseph T u a la tin 34-24 T h e fir s t w e e k's p la y in th e league O w e n M u r r y et al. fin d in g s in r e ­ d e m p tio n o f re a l p ro p e rty ; H o w a rd re s u lte d in th e fo llo w in g scores: L . F o re m a n vs. H a rv e y L . P ric e et (1 4 ) B ank« llilla b o r o (S»» p u b lic a tio n . U s h a t l u r k , 12 S al. W N k a tra iu n , I I- 3. h i e r i c k x |{n » m u > «*fi, 2 O rd e rs in p ro b a te c o u rt th is i ’ 2 . U u r a k a w a M cC ’ u y , ♦ w e e k in c lu d e . J o h n W. S m ith . N e l­ G 7 , S h ig a n u i «lg r a m , 7 lie Jo h n son . B u r t D. Leavens, Jo h n G S m it h W e lc h . 2 W C o rn e liu s , O. G. B re tz . J u lia A 2 . <'a r u te n a W a h n e r . 14 s V in c e n t. H e rm a n F ra h m . E rn a M u l­ P e te ra o n , 12 le r. A n n ie P a rk e r. B r id g e t B a u ­ ( 2 4 ) T u a l a t in O r m c o (34> m an n . C h ris P eterson. J u lia A U 12. W a t k i n * K |lr« » w n , 7 N ix o n . J o h n F o rm . C a rrie F e rm . U 2 . l» a y M 1»« r.««na. 6 (’ 2. S a rg e n t Hn u y h ’ n a n . » E liz a b e th B e rn a rd s , G e o rg e B e ll, G 4. I l a m g r i v e r Jam es B o y le . S c r a ffu n l, 6 F rie d a K n o r r, A n ­ t; i. i: b D unn, 2 to in e tte H a g e rm a n , F ra n ce s B e r ­ s ( i. I lr o w n . 2 nards. H W . I ’ c ra o n » . 4 N e w rases f ile d th is w e e k in c ir ­ c u it c o u rt are W. S. H u f f vs. W a l­ te r L . D a v is , m o n e y ; L e n a P ie n - in e k vs. P a tr ic k L e a v y et al. fo re - i clo su re : J. C. R o w e vs. E m il A lt, i m oney. Jury Convicts Gales Resident Marble Games Again Proposed to Council ( C o n t in u e d f r o m p a v e I ) E o la tr: J. P u r » le y P o r te r and th a t th e p re se n t a rra n g e m e n t NOTICE OF FILING FIN AL ACCOUNT was s a tis fa c to ry . N<*ti<*e i* h e r e b y it iv e n t h n t t h e u n i ’e r - H e p re se n te d a p e titio n signed n itrtie « ! h a * file « ! w i t h t h e C le r k o f t h e b y fiv e p ro p e rty o w n e rs p ro te s t­ C o u n t y C o u r t <»f t h e S t a t e o f ()retr«> n f o r in g He p re v io u s ly had signed a W a iih in ir t o n C o u n t y h i * f i n a l a c c o u n t a * in u it r u t o r w it h w ill a n n e x « 1«! o f t h e p e titio n re q u e s tin g th e im p ro v e ­ n E d s m ta t e . f J O H N S T O N PUG SLEY POR­ m en t. b u t d e cla re d th a t b is s ig ­ T E R , d e c e a s e d , a n d b y o r d e r o f » a id c o u r t n a tu re on th a t p e titio n had been M o n d a y . F e b r u a r y 2 3 . 1W37, a t t h e h o u r g a in e d by re p re s e n ta tio n s th a t th e >f ten o ’c l u r k A . M ia f ix e d a * t h e t im e , a n d t h e c o u r t r o o m o f » a id c««urt cost w o u ld be n o m in a l. a» t h e p la c e , f o r t h e h e a r in g o f » a id f i n a l G eorge M cG ee p o in te d o u t th a t a i- c o u n t an«! t h e » e t t le m e n t o f » a id e s ta te . w h ile th e e s tim a te d cost was ap- i h a t e ->f f i r a t p u b lic a t io n J a n u a r y 2 1 » t, p ro x im a te ly 70 ce n ts a fo o t, th a t 193?. h a t e o f la s t p u b lic a t io n F e b r u a r y the w o rk co u ld proceed u n d e r th e l b t h . 1937. RO LAN D D A V I S . A d m in ie t r a t « r w it h W P A stre e t p ro je c t a t a cost o f W i l l A n n e x e « ! o f t h e E s ta t e o f J o h n s t o n a t least 40 p e r ce n t less H e sa id l* u ir * le y P o r t e r . D e c e a s e d . 4 9 -5 3 H e ’s N a tio n a l C orn B u s k e r No. 1 orn J **-—* •» Completely Disabled at Times with Swollen, Aching Joints r t h r it is a tta c k s tin- jo in ts w h ic h be­ come e n la rg e d and e x c ru c ia t­ in g ly p a in f u l . S u ffe re rs o f th is d r e a d disease u s u a lly e x p e ri­ ence in c re a s in g agony y e a r a f t ­ e r y e a r in sp ile o f a ll th a t can Says R . U . X . Ilws be done to c u re B w n a Meni Riens­ th e m . L if e be­ i n * to H e r. comes a b u rd e n o f p a in a nd s u ffe rin g w it h n o rm a l pleasures and hopes o n ly a d im m e m o ry. I f y o u o re one o f these t in fo r - | tu n a te s u ffe re rs , th e message o f M rs. A n n a M o ra n w i l l be n m es­ sage o f hope fo r yo u . She says: A “ I h a v e h e r n t r o u b le d w i t h a r t h r i t i s f o r y o n r s . e s p e c ia lly in m y k n e e a . S o m e t im e * m y t r o u b le b e c a m e «<» s e v e r e t h n t I c o u ld im t w o r k . S o m e f r i e n d * tiru e « l m e t o t a k e W ILLIAM S R. U. X . C O M P O U N D a n t i n o w . a f t e r t a k i n g o n ly t w o b o t t le * , I n m c o m p le t e ly re lie v e « ! o f th o s e a w f u l p a in s a n d n e t a r o u n d f in e . I c a n t r u t h f u l l y n a y t h n t R. U . X . h a * b e e n a h liM H in * t o m e . " MRS. A N N A M O R A N . 6t»K‘ _. M a in S t. . W o o d la n d . C a l i f o r n i a . W illia m s R. IT. X . Compound G uaranteed W I L L I A M S IL U. X . C o m p o u n d Is g u a ra n te e d t o re lie v e you p ro m p tly o r it w ill cost y o u n o th ­ ing. G et a b o ttle at th e D e lta D ru g S to re to d a y. I f it does n o t g iv e yo u r e lie f in 10 days - i f y o u a re n o t c o m p le te ly s a tis fie d in e v e ry w a y ta k e h a ck th e e m p ty b o ttle and y o u w ill be re fu n d e d th e f u ll p u re lia se p ric e .— A d v . I C o n t ln a e d f r n m l> O w l D ru g co m p a n y . He also Is m a rrie d a n d w ill m o v e h is fa m ily to H ills b o ro as soon as a reside n ce can be fo u nd . Cold Weather Diets Demand Plenty of FIR GROVE MILK Make milk an import­ ant part of every meal during the cold winter months. Pure, nourish­ ing Fir Grove Milk will provide t h e vitamins necessary to keep little bodies healthy, strong and vigorous. FIR GROVE DAIRY M IL K G rade A and C R E A M Phone 4RX1 PIGGLY - WIGGLY’S OWN a W e Reserve the R ig ht to L im it Q uantities Prices Effective Friday and Saturday, January 22 FREE DELIVERY Four Times Daily POTATOES u s No' 2 50"’„.k O N IO N S u' s' No' K 5 lbs C À D DDTQ and UrilVRV 1 ¿j YOUNG TRNDFR RUTABAGAS ..5 ibs. Ï FMHWQ T FOR RY H 0T lemonade THAT COLD 5 for ROSE CITY Cut MACARONI 14c lbs.......... FULL CREAM CHEESE 1 9 c per lb. Hills Coffee 23 Hillsboro, Oregon Fresh Fruits and Vegetables tr< ii. f«»r th«* C o u n ty « f W a s h in g t o n , P ro b a te D e p a rtm e n t th«* M a tt« r o f t h e U .» ta tc o f B R I D G E T I l \ I ' M A N N . D e«rn«e«l N« t i r e I-« h e r e b y g iv e n th u t th e u n d e r- »i|-n t*« i, m - \ « ln » in iw t r a t r lx o f th«* «♦•«tale <>f llr ii|g « * t I t .- iu m a n n , <|«*ren*e«l. h a s ftl«*«l h e r f i n a l a c c o u n t in th«* C o u n t y C o u r t o f th«* S ta t e o f ( > n v » n , f o r W a - h i n i r l o n ( ’ o u n iv . a n d l h u t T u e a d a y . t h e 2 3 r d «lay o f F e b ­ r u a r y , 1 9 3 7 , a t t h e h«»ur o f l u o 'c lo c k in t h e fo r c n iM in o f a a id d a y a n d t h e c o u r t r«w n» o f « a id c o u r t h a « h e r n n|»|>«>inted b y a a id e m ir t m t h e t im e m id p la c e f o r th«* h e a r in g o f o b je c t io n s t h e r e t o a n d t h e act » le n ie n t t h e r e o f . D a te d a n d f i r s t p u h li- h e il J a n u a r y 2 1 s t, 11*37. h a t e o f la s t p u b lic a t io n F e b ru a ry IM ih . 1937. S O P H IA R. BAUM ANN. A d m in is tr a ­ tr ix . M A I R I C K W . S E I T Z . A tto rn « * y . 4'.*-r.:5 R. U. X. Relieves Years of Pain Portland Man Buys Hillsboro Pharmacy Market Outlook for Meat, Dairy Products Good (B y College News Service, T h e m a rk e t o u tlo o k is so m e w h a t m ore fa v o ra b le fo r m eat and d a iry p ro d u c ts in 1937 th a n fo r c r o p p ro d u c ts fo r cash sales, a c c o rd in g to an a g ric u ltu r a l o u tlo o k re o o rt Just released b y the O regon S tate co lle g e e x te n s io n se rv ic e . O w in g to th e d ro u th and h ig h p rices fo r feeds, liv e s to c k m a rk e tin g s h a v e been h e a v y d u rin g re c e n t m onths. : b u t th e to ta l s u p p ly o f m eat w ill be s m a lle r d u r in g 1937. "T h e re d u c tio n w ill be m ost p ro - I n o unced in p o rk a nd th e b e tte r i prades o f beef. As co n su m e r p u r- ] c h a sin g p o w e r is e xp e cte d to be I s tro n g e r 1937 th e g e n era l le ve l o f l i v e : a n d m eat p ric e i.s e x- . pected to be h ig h e r th a n in 1936 i and h ig h e r th a n fo r s e v e ra l years.'' 1 th e re p o rt sets out. O n th e o th e r hand, th e acreage o f ! f a ll so w n w h e a t is th e la rg e s t on re c o rd and i f g ro w in g c o n d itio n s arc n o rm a l th e p ro d u c tio n o f sev- j e ra l o th e r crops w ill lik e ly be la r g ­ e r th a n in 1936. T h a t th e o u tlo o k is f a r fro m u n ifo rm , h o w e v e r, w ith respect to th e v a rio u s s p rin g sow n crops and ve g e ta b le s is p o in te d out in th e c o m m o d ity se ctio n s d e a lin g , w ith w h e a t, ry e . feed crops, seeds, potatoess, hops, beans, fla xse e d , and v a rio u s t r u c k crops. In resp e ct to th e c u rr e n t s itu a ­ tio n . th e c ir c u la r g ive s th e g e neral le v e l o f fa rm p ric e s in O reg o n at Speeclin», d o w n tne to w s o i an t u m n e ia _ a n - a r is o n 38- a p p ro x im a te ly 84 p e r c e n t o f the y c a r- o ld A u d u b o n , la ., fa rm e r, is s h o w n n u e as ne p ic k e d his w a y 1926-1930 le v e l. W ith fa rm p rices to th e 13th n a tio n a l c o rn h u s k in g c h a m c io n s h iD o f A m e ric a C a r l­ a ro u n d o n e - fifth h ig h e r, and m ore son, a b ro th e r o f E lm e r G C a rls o n last y e a r's w o r ld c h a m p io n , to sell, fa rm in co m e fro m c ro p and p ic k e d 1 75 p o u n d s o r 21 039 bushels, o f fie ld c o rn in 80 m in ­ a n im a l p ro d u c tio n in O regon d u r ­ utes. to to p th e fie ld o f c o n te s ta n ts fr o m n in e states. in g th e 1936-37 m a r k e tin g season w i l l p ro b a b ly exceed th a t o f the p re v io u s season b y $15.000.000. m ore Justice Havens Elected M a rria g e Licenses o r less. □fficer of State Group T h e r e p o rt c o n ta in s se ve ra l tables A. W Havens, ju s tic e o f t h e an<* E th e l B e ll T u r k . B a n ks. J a n - o f fa rm p iic e and m a rk e t data, and peace o f th e H ills b o r o d is tric t, w as u a ry 14. a n u m b e r o f o u tlo o k c h a rts on elected v ic e -p re s id e n t o f th e S ta te ------------------------------ eco n om ic s u b je c ts re la te d to th e A ss o c ia tio n o f Ju stice s o f th e Peace L e g a l b la n k s , 5c a nd 10c. A com - a g r ic u ltu r a l in d u s try . C opies are at th e a n n u a l m e e tin g in S a le m p le te s u p p ly a v a ila b le at th e H ills - a v a ila b le fre e fro m c o u n ty a g r ic u l­ T uesday. b o ro A rg u s . tf t u r a l agents. ~ 4 4 F a ir w a y M urk«* l i t u i ui I'« i r t|» litfie N a